The range includes Series 11, Ultra 3 and SE 3, all using the S10 chip, while Series 11 adds FDA-approved hypertension notifications and up to 24-hour battery life.
Ultra 3 targets outdoor users with satellite SOS, dual-frequency GPS and up to 42 hours' use, while the lower-cost SE 3 gains an always-on display and 5G.
Apple positions the lineup as tightly integrated with iPhones, spanning premium, rugged and budget options, with health, connectivity and battery upgrades aimed at broadening smartwatch appeal.
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